Sentence examples for widely dominated from inspiring English sources

Notably, this was not the case for the connectivity maps of the two clusters derived from the second-dominant mode of connectivity change that were widely dominated by only one of the clusters.

Reefs in the area exhibit low coral species diversity and are widely dominated by Acropora corals, with branching Acropora accounting for more than 90% of the coral species [21].

The plant community of the desert areas is widely dominated by Chenopodiaceae, such as saxaul (Haloxylon ammodendron) and Anabasis brevifolia.

Its main mass, which has not been estimated, is formed by projection products, among which scorias widely dominate.

The panel is widely condemned as dominated by exiles such as Ahmed Chalabi, the Iraqi National Congress leader far better known and loved in Washington than in Baghdad.

The main opposition party, the Democratic Alliance — widely perceived as dominated by whites — has sought to attract more black support by highlighting its strong record in running the city of Cape Town.

In 1990 he recorded "Olhos Negros" ("Black Eyes"), a widely praised CD dominated by duets with a second generation of admirers, including Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, Chico Buarque and Gal Costa.

Whilst the human skin microbiome varies widely, it is dominated by the bacterial phylum Actinobacteria (and to a lesser degree Firmicutes and Proteobacteria) [ 1, 5] and the fungal genus Malassezia of the Basidiomycota phylum [ 6].

But meanwhile units from the federal army – widely perceived as being dominated by Serbs – were moving in.

This election year was widely expected to be dominated by the abortion issue, but it played out in far more complicated ways than it did in 1989.

The election commission, widely believed to be dominated by Frelimo, refused to allow the Mozambique Democratic Movement to compete for parliamentary seats in 9 of the 13 voting constituencies.